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The modern business phone system for Linux.

Extensions, IVRs, queues, voicemail, recordings and reports — installed on your own server in minutes. Priced by concurrent calls, never per user. Free for small offices.

curl -fsSL https://linuxpbx.com/install | sudo bash

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Everything a phone system should do

A complete PBX with a clean, modern admin — no telecom degree required.

Extensions & devices

SIP extensions with strong generated credentials, bulk CSV import, and voicemail-to-email.

Smart call routing

Inbound number routing, ring groups, call queues with hold music, multi-level IVR menus and conference rooms.

Recordings & reports

Call recording with protected playback, searchable call history, and audit logs for every change.

Multi-tenant by design

Run multiple organizations on one server with hard isolation — built for MSPs and hosting providers.

Security first

Encrypted credentials at rest, role-based access, login protection, and a built-in security audit that tells you how to fix findings.

Safe operations

Every configuration deploy is validated and backed up first, with one-command rollback. Built-in database backups.

Honest pricing, priced by calls — not people

Every paid plan includes every feature. You only choose how many simultaneous calls you need.

PlanConcurrent callsPrice
Communityup to 2FreeALL CORE FEATURES
Professional 4up to 4$2.95/mo · $29/yrEVERY PRO FEATURE, EVERY TIER
Professional 8up to 8$4.95/mo · $49/yr
Professional 16up to 16$9.95/mo · $99/yr
Professional 32up to 32$24.95/mo · $249/yr
Enterprise32+ / unlimitedCustom

Unlimited extensions and users on every plan — you only pay for simultaneous calls.

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Run it your way

Self-host on any major Linux distribution or Docker Compose today. Managed LinuxPBX Cloud is on the roadmap.

Native Linux

Ubuntu 24.04 / 26.04 LTS, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, RHEL — one command install.

Docker Compose

Official images with persistent volumes. Upgrade with a pull.

Cloud & virtual

AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, VMware, Proxmox, Hyper-V.